Convert Pantone 137 C to its closest RAL equivalent. The best match is RAL 2007 (Luminous bright orange) with ΔE 5.0.
| HEX | #FFA300 |
|---|---|
| RGB | 255, 163, 0 |
| CMYK | 0%, 36%, 100%, 0% |
| HSL | 38°, 100%, 50% |
| LAB | 74.5, 25.0, 78.7 |
| LCH | 74.5, 82.5, 72.4° |
| On White | 2.00:1 — Fail |
|---|---|
| On Black | 10.49:1 — AAA |
| RAL Code | Name | HEX | ΔE |
|---|---|---|---|
| RAL 2007 | Luminous bright orange | #FFA420 | 5.0 |
| RAL 1033 | Dahlia yellow | #F3A505 | 6.4 |
| RAL 1037 | Sun yellow | #F39F18 | 6.7 |
| RAL 1028 | Melon yellow | #F4A900 | 7.8 |
| RAL 1006 | Maize yellow | #E4A010 | 12.1 |
The closest RAL equivalent to Pantone 137 C is RAL 2007 (Luminous bright orange) with a Delta E of 4.98. Noticeable difference. Note that Pantone and RAL use different color models, so an exact 1:1 match is rarely possible.
The approximate HEX value for Pantone 137 C is #FFA300. In RGB: (255, 163, 0). In CMYK: (0%, 36%, 100%, 0%). In LAB: (74.5, 25.0, 78.7). These are digital approximations — the actual printed Pantone ink may appear slightly different on paper.
Delta E (ΔE) measures the perceptual difference between two colors in CIE Lab color space. ΔE < 1 is imperceptible to the human eye. ΔE 1–2 is a very close match. ΔE 2–3.5 is perceptible but acceptable for most industrial applications. ΔE > 5 represents a significant visible difference.
Orange radiates enthusiasm, creativity, and vitality. RAL oranges (2xxx) are standard in high-visibility safety equipment, traffic cones, and construction signage. Pantone oranges are favored by tech companies, sports brands, and food & beverage industries.